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Reynolds council sets alcohol license fees, motion passes unanimously
Summary
Council approved an alcohol licensing fee schedule Dec. 15, setting beer/wine retail at $1,000 and recording liquor retail and consumption fees discussed and adopted; council recorded the vote as unanimous.
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The Reynolds City Council approved a schedule of alcohol license application fees at its Dec. 15 meeting.
According to the minutes, Council member Danny Peed moved to approve an application fee and license fee schedule; Hannah Sloan seconded and “all voted in favor.” The minutes record the beer/wine (retail) fee at $1,000 and the consumption license fee at $2,000. The transcript lists the liquor retail fee as “$3,00.00”; the council record treats that as $3,000.00 in context and the motion carried unanimously.
The minutes do not specify whether fees vary by business size, duration of license, or whether any exemptions apply. Council did not record additional conditions, waivers or a separate ordinance tied to the fee action in the minutes. The council approved the fee schedule as a part of the new business agenda and did not place any implementation timeframe in the record.
The council handled the item as a standard fee-setting motion with a vote recorded as unanimous.
